



Puye Cliff Dwellings
A National Historic Landmark and home to the ancestors of today's Santa Clara Pueblo people just 35 minutes' drive from Santa Fe. Spend time with us, and be touched by the spirit of a special place between the earth and sky. Closed Nov 1 for Ceremonial Day. Check website for other schedule changes.
Experience one of northern New Mexico's most awe-inspiring cultural attractions featuring cliff & cave dwellings, early Pueblo architecture, and a stunning panorama of the valley.
DIRECTIONS: From Santa Fe take St. Francis Drive (US-285 ) North, take hwy 502W toward Los Alamos. After about 5 mins, you will cross over the Rio Grande River)Turn right onto NM-30/Los Alamos hwy. You'll see signs to the Puye Cliffs and tickets may be purchased at the Gift Shop. The dwellings can only be accessed with a Native guide to protect them. There are some steep climbs on some tours. Bring water.
Call or check website for schedule changes and ceremonial closures.
Cliff Side Dwellings Tour/Mesa Top Tour (1 Hour Tour) check website for current rates and any discounts.
Adventure Tour (Two-Hour Tour): check website for current rates and any discounts.
Why We Love It
“Another truly unique Northern New Mexico gem ”
Insider Tip
Bring layers and plenty of water — the high-desert sun is intense and temperatures can swing 30°F in a single day. Start early for the best conditions.
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